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             In Silico Drug Discovery is a form of drug discovery that uses computer-based methods to identify potential drug candidates. This process involves the use of computer-aided drug design (CADD) and virtual screening techniques to identify compounds that have the desired pharmacological properties. In Silico Drug Discovery is used to reduce the time and cost associated with traditional drug discovery methods, such as high-throughput screening and medicinal chemistry. It also allows for the exploration    of a much larger chemical space than is possible with traditional methods.
In Silico Drug Discovery is used by pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to identify and develop new drugs. It is also used by academic and government research institutions to identify potential drug targets and to develop new drug candidates.
Some companies in the In Silico Drug Discovery market include Schrödinger, Inc., Accelrys, Inc., ChemAxon, Leadscope, Inc., and OpenEye Scientific Software, Inc. Show Less   Read more